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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1887-11-15

Spcctaclcs and Eye Glasses. to suit all ages,
from 25c. up. c. W. Brown.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1887-11-15
November s. 1SS7-1y.
CONSUMPTIVES.

The undersigned having been re
stored to health by simple means, after
suffering for several years with a severe
lung affection, and that dread disease
Consumption, is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means
of cure. TO those who desire it, he will
c%heerfully send Gree of charges copy
of tho prescription used, which they
willfindas sure cure for Consumption,
GsiI.ma. CatarrIl, bronchitis and
an throat and lung Maladies. lie
hopes all sufferers viii try his Remedy,
as it is Invaluable. Those desiring the
prescription, which will cost them moth.
ing, and may prove a blessing, will
please address, REV. EDWARD a. VIII
son, williamsburg, Kings County.
New York.
january /. 1SS1-1Y.
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Split cotton Chairs.

TIHE undersigued would hereby inform the,
Pnblic that he continues the manufacture
Of SPLTT-BOTTOM HAIRS of IN Kinds
Arm. Rocker and plafn-Of the best maternal
$40 per dozen Chilhren's Plain Chairs, 40 cts,
each; Children's Rockers. 20 cts; Ladies Rock
eTs. 81: Gents Arm Rockers, q. Other Chairs
on short notice. ELIAS HiGGS.
o. Alddleway, Jefferson Co, W. Va
FebruaU II. So.
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WE have converted our Funkstown Min,
W with its immense Water Power, into. =
frst-class Bone Mil ard FertiIizfng uIanufac-
turin" establishment. BY grinding with water
power we can beat the State for economical
work Our power is ample. ind We arc pro-
duciEg q Bone Neal that c%Out1ins double the
Flour of Bone produced by any other mill in
the county IN Offering to the Farmer our
goods We guarantee them as represented in
every respect.
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Manfua-Making.

MFRS. j. o. TUTWILER is prepared to I'M
INI dcrtakc Misunderstanding and all kinds Of
Family Sewing. ut unreasonable rates Residence
on Samuel street, near the Baptist Church.
April IS. ISSl-tf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1887-11-15

TALL at Jones Pharmacy and see the most
- handsome Cologne Stand in the world.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1887-11-15

mEEggDB E@ 1willmoi tFnssE1 ,. on
EzS stamp, recipe for n simple VEEET6RTR
n pHTH that will RrMovE IGuEthDun
u 0h4Hi TAN EItISCFLEfcS,
BLOTCEIES, LAX HEADS, Etc,
leaving the skin soft, clear and beautiful.
Touch with this compound the soft lily cheek,
And the bright glow will best its virtues speak.
Also instructions for producing n luxuriant
growth of hair on n bald head or smooth face.
Address,. d. STEMPEL. GO Ann ST., New York
january i. 1SST-1y.
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MONEY . OF = mad @sds; = catthi: o es

and rstnTn to Us. and we
VIII send yOu free. something Of great value
business which viii bring Won in more money
right away than anything e5se in this world
any one can do the work drliYe NJ. home.
Efthersexi all ages. Something new. that just
coins money for all WoTksrs. We viii START
yOu I; capital not needed. This Is one of the
genuine Important chances of n lifetime
Those who are ambitious aud enterpFising viii
not delay. Grand outfit free. address TRUH
& Co, Augusta, Maine Dee Z, ISS6-1y.
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GfSAS ANHHS$S"
Prices. portions
Pure Bwfalo Bone Meal, $500
Pure Domestic " 5000
Pure Dissolved $500
Our 1mm0niated Bone Phos-
plate, the bulk Of schich is
Disabled Bone, $500
Our Ercelsio Phosphate, $500
The highest grade Of South
Carolina DissOEred Bone, $500
Farmers can rely upon any Of these gOOds
beng as represented. If they should Dc found
aduItefated We will forfeit the goods.
The above prices are rs low as honest goods
can be sold. Beware Of goods offered at lower
prices.
we buy in 100 ton lots for cash. and have the
lowest freight rates. aud will give the farmers
these goods at u small margin. Our min Is al
ways open 70 your inspection Give N = call
bcfoEe you buy. VIC win show you Just what
you arc getting
J. ". STONEBRAKER * co.
Address J. E STUNEBRAKER.
Aug. q, 1889. HagerstoWn. Md.
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Western MaryIand r. r.
onnccting with Shenandoah Valley II, X.
HagerstOwn.

Time Table in effect Nov. 1, u
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Wie nberffnt bos Toh her Qo1,fs

Wie iberftlt bos Sad Der 2aufs
leute beiouoers aud in ber 5tabt Stem
Durt 1T. e1fiebt man aus folgeHbem:
4uf cine Naseise, bic neulth I'M Stem
Vorter n0e. alb" erf6isn uab bic einem
nihtiaen @Orresponbenten In mebferen
Sprahen $65 Wonatsg bait ptrbieB,
llefen binnen "a Gtunoeu nitt weniaer
o's 400 MatmOiten Elm. DtBholb tus
belt nun Der v6eralO". mel bisle Shut
ia1e bic nod INNER aroBe 0srble'tune
BEG Blattes 3eigt. ODD Elm anoerts
Blatt meint nit &sdt:
Die edde bat aud cine oneere Seite,
roenn tie 3ei9t, pie aroB bic 3abl Der
neutrality-suspicious. iogen. ,Gau1eute"
iein muB, menn fiber 400 auf cine eins
age berattise Qn5else glei9 anbeiBen.
Wfan bebenfe: nur SIS bic po1e fir
cine berartige Sbdtisteit, bic 8ortennts
nife unb 8Orfubien erforbert, nod ba5u
in Dem tbeuren Nem Sort; tpogegen elm
gadfeinmaurer, elm @robi6mi. D, elm
3immermaun oft bas Doppelie BON SIS
in Der Wo6e in Stem Oo,f uerbient.
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ipurben geifern Nbenb BEL ibrem erifsn
Nufireten in Mutbs papilon bon einem
pollen 6auie begriiBt. Sbre 2eiffungen,
bic aIs gau3ss geHommen on bic Der
profsKionellen Minftrels minbefens hers
anrei1en, fanben lauten 8eifal. Die
M~cerobateu, Surner unb Der Qeulens
i@pinger maGten ibre 6a6e ausSesei@.
net. Die 9errn @ippri9 unb Mutb
trugen i'm 8ioIiu Duett Dor uub tnur'
ben peroieniermoBen lebbaft %applouoirt.
Orheiterfttide brnhten abwe6flung in
bas fhon an fi9 iebr rei9e prOgramm
banr bic 0orffeluug mdbrie p0n 81 big
IL ubr. Das publifum amtifirte fd
iebr gut unb giug in pollem Nabe be-
friebist nod 9aufe.
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Muerlet.


- Die Mittbeilung BON Der beabIi9-
tigten &efsnatinn BIS 8unbesmaribal
Ranfin plrD aIs Elm gruabfali6es @e=
rtidt be3ei6net.
= Die yOoung Mens Benevolent
Nfociation" bot 8eamtenpabI gebabt
nit foIgenbem &elultat: prdfibeut. 8.
u. 9ufb, @iee Yrdiibent %. q. Wur3-
bad. Secretdr. 8. 0eiltgmann, S1abs
meiitsr. Sacob Weber. Ginanj @omite
%. g. Wurabah, 6. Wiebenfelb, 8.
.. &6mer. arrangement. gpmite: s.
9eitsen, &. sc. MurtineB, 6. Sfeubing.
unteriiibuugs gomite: VI. 2ope3, s.
SGebler. 6. Oppermalln.
Nusidten inb %Dorbanben, baB
bic repubIitanifde Transformation in
San Nntonio abgebalten merben wirb.
= Ser Circus ban Doris & Goloit
lpirb in San Nnionio bret Borffels
lurgeu seben. Die e,fte Sonntog ben
ID. Nopember, Nbenos s lbr. Ser
Straben : um3us finbet Montae, Den
IA. Robsmber. 8ormittags UNI 10
llbr fat.
prof. Ba9ra6 mirb am Gonntag
Mbenb In &tii9's Gale einen 3weiten
8orlrag iiber feline grle5nife dig @ers
bannter IN Sibirien balten.
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cages $ Weuisfettem.
SnIanb b.

- 6ente Gam 10. Wobember) Bore
mittag eri9oB ii@ Der gum 90be berurs
tbeilte Mnar4it 2insg in ieiner 3ele
i'm @ountp GefdngniB 3u @bieago. gs
fonnte nidt ermittelt tperben. tpober Ct
bic pifioIe erlangt, init tpel@er er ben
Selbfmorb besiug.
= Ser DemDtrat Goof III nit elmer
Mebrbeit BON minoefens 10, 900 Gtim.
men (bie Demofraten bebaupten fogar
10000 gum Stdatsiecretdr bon Neu
Oort gemdblt worben.
= Sn Mafa9uietts uuroe Der @es
p~ublitaner Nmss nit elmer pluralitdt
bon 5000 Stimmtn tiber ben Demo.
fratsn 2ooerius gum Goberueur &c.
tpdblt.
Der eieg Der @epublitauer I'm
State Ohio felt fi@ als elm gang
acknowledgement beraus. Gorafers
Webrbeit iiber pomea mirb melt iiber
90 900 Gtimmen ~betra8en. Die UT.
better. partei IN nit ibrem 8otum melt
binter ben @rmariungen 3uridgeblieben.
- Die Neupablen in 8ir9inien boz
ben bas fur bic Demofraten febr giia'
ftige &eiuItat berbeisefhbrt, baB fe bel
gemeinfamer Mbffimmuna better 0dus
fer ber QesisIatur siiber cine Maioriidt
bon ettpa Is 5timmen gu oerfigen
baben.
= Ser Ridter @arp in Chicago
purbe nit elmer Maioritdt bon 49, 1926
Gtimmen gegen ben Wuar6iten $ Nn'
tuaIt Capt. Blad gum @i6ter Der
Supreme. Court geDdblt. 1lad erbielt
nur 6,258 StimMen.
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Der unb balb elm immer wadienbes Sn.
~terrle on ben Dinaeu, nel1e er fdb.
als fr fortaiHa, gefnnb er pfen elm,
oaB er VIeies uub @robes gelernt unb
bop er flh boryenpmmen babe, I'M ndhs
lfsn Trhbiahr ngara bon friI9em au3us
funGeu."
Cir bleien Wani1 unb ffr HE aauae
&lalie bes i'm 2obbertbum ulb berses
brua'en Sdleuorian psrtommeuen al
ten teraniihen Mmerifanertbums mirb
bic Ausftelung cine 8iloungsf1uIe
10 roen, meIbe iie. gum Denfea ufo
gu t%botfrdftisem 6leibe aufipornt. Bon
ni1t gu unteri9dbenoem Nnben mirb
1ur 5ablrei6e 8efu6er aus Der Sarmer=
tlalle aQein f9on Der Mustaul1 Der
Soeen unb Meinungen fem, tpeI6en bic
Gair notbmenbiger Weile nit i1 ges
bra9t bot. 8sRere Metboben Der Bears
beitung bes 2anbes. Der 0iebm6fung
&C., melbe auf Der Musteluug in Sal
las unb gelegentli6 berielben 8eIp,os
den unb p%erbanoelt pDroen fino, mer>
ben in meiteren &reiien 0erbrettung
finben, als bas bisber Der Gaa 9emeien
1T, uno ipeeieI mir I'M Weften bier birs
fen bofen, baB bic praftii@e 2ebre,
wel6e bic bon bemdfertem 2anoe toms
member probefiide beg 9anbs unb beg
Sbfbaues,--Io bic Semitic unb Grt1te
bon Som Green 60. unb aug benz
Banbanble; - fir HE ftounenswertbe
Wisfiamfeit Der finiIi9e 8epdHerung
gebra6t baben, fiG fiir ben geiammten
meftli6en 9dnbestbeil frudtbor .unb
beiliam ermeiien mirb. Wir biirfen
nit 3uperiidt oarauf boffen, baB bic
Nusfe1una in Dallas 8eranlaFung
ba3u getporben lit. benz Garmer urb
glebaii9ter bes Weftens, bur1 bic tbats
fd6li9en, augenfdl,gen @rfolge, tpels
DE fe our S9au geifelt bat. bic Notbs
menbigfeit aus ben Nuten bes Bewdi.
ieruu9sipfems flar gu MAIDEN. Wenn
fe bas errei6t bat, 70 bat fie au@ fiir
u~nferen Weften bas m6gli@ft @ute
geleitet.
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s6s- Ole euefte en- | m portir.
Detifateffen, eingemaGte
Grn9te unb Semitic. 8udpbeat nnb
Mnple Sprup, ueuer Sugar 6ouie Mo'
laKes, @taders unb Biscuits, Butter
unb gier tets frii@ unb In groben
8orrdtben bel g smith & WiI o n,
gfe Der eoIebab u. Souitou StraBe.
aGe ORDERS uerben prompt ausgefHbrt
unb bic Waaren ins 0aus geliefert.
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@oltOn, Der 9luftionator, an /

8oltpn, Der Mnftipnator, an Der
9outontraBens8 Bride. bat einen id6n
afortirten yorratb bon M6beln-
Waaren etifer 2laffe gu raifonabIen
preifen. Stiible. Better nit Spring.
febers MatraBen. por3elans, @Iass unb
Mefe,f6mieb Waaren unb fat NIes
Nnoere, mas Sbr our comfortablen Mus=
ffattuna Cures 9auies n6tbig babt. 81
ma9t f6 elm 8ersniigeu baraus, feline
Waaren gu 5eisen unb pretie ~an3useben.
Seben Sam f q g. 8ormittogs 10
uhr inbst in feinem Store elm Mnts
tionsperfauf fat. 7,2,1iw
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Die benti@e Marmor.sS erffatt

9ie beutiAe Marmpr.S1 erfftatt
bon 20. ~ Mann in &renbam iii
bas gr6Bte berartige gtablihemeut i'm
gansea @taate. nit ben gr6Bien 8or>
rdtben in Monumenten unb
@rabfteinen aus ainerifanii1em
unb italienif6em Marinor. Serr Mant1
lift snr M~usfabrung aIIer inn iibers
tragenen ititb in fem Sad i9lagenben
Nrbeiten pDrbereitet. Nufirdge BON aus.
tpdrts finben prpmpte grlebigung. &ors
responbens iber preiie &C. erbeten.
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gpeben erhalteu :

Sal3surfen, beutf4e unb frana6ffde
Gru9tprdierpen, Stodffn. fpanifde
OliDen, Shmei5er GdIe, Nmfierbamer
8lumenfobI, Mnanas. &odforb Rdie,
9rii6eln, importirte Graders uno Obs
Iateu, Oaiieln, Geigen.
Smitb & million.
gde 6oIeoao. & 20. 6onftonitr.
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sd- Die SupsIier.G irma @ebri.
Der griber bat f9 tpdbrenb Der
finf Sabre ibres 8elebens ben nlIge.
mein anerfannten &uf ermorben, CUTE
Waaren 3u liberaIen greiien au perfau.
fen. sic fnb i'm Stanoe, NIT ollen
anberen @eiGdFien ibrer Bran9e cts
foIgrei6 5u fOnfutriren; fie fino emit
fhIoHen bier 3u bleibeu unb ole ibre
Woaren unier @araniie 3u pettaufen.
Gtore: go. 246 Commerce Sirabe.
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1aS go. 0'allbimi Nc. 215 MIamos
Yloaa, Mpotbefer uno 0dnoIer
in Droguen alter Mrt, Watents
Menisimen, pa,fiimereien, Spilette.
Grtiteln &c. 8eionoere 4ufmertfamfeit
nirb Der Neceptitr gef9enft. Muf.
fridge bon auBerbalb merben prompt
Qusqefihrt.
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@urft! @audhsuaareu!

@rocerpbdnoler uno GpeiIepirtbe
bonn 2an5e m6dten mir einbriuglid,
6arauf aufmerfiam MAIDEN. oaB mir
fur bic Gabrifation ppu Wurft unb
@au9maaren umfansrsihe 8orbereis
tungen getrpfen baben unb in Stanb
gefeBt finb, alien Nnforberungen Sc.
niige gu leifen. Wir gsbeu Garantle
fur quite Bizarre unb reele Bebienung.
Die 3ubereitung ftebt unter unierer per-
i6nli9en 2eitung. Genbet Cure Be-
felungen bel 3eiten elm.
% m. 96fIing & b n.
1,10w1i 511 MDenue s.
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S0r Nlen 8efu@ern bon 9 6rne
III bic Wiribf9aft bes 0errn @b.
8%renbIer s3um @roBen S@oppen1
3u empfeblen. mo man a~lleaeit elm teIs
Ierfrif1es @las Bier finbet. Damit
berbunoen III cine q eftauration,
Sic 9les bietet, mas bic Saifon liefert.
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l1niere neuen Wintertpaaren:
Clothing, SerrensS toilette Nrtifel, uns
ter5eug &c. fommen nod unb mad on
unb. liegen our &eii@tisuns Ofen. Yan=
eoaft & Gobn.
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sg 81. 3. 9ofbein3, Sun I'm.
foaio, bat fOrtDdbrenb 8runnens8 obrs
maf9inen, pumpen, Winbmiihlen unb
einen eroBen 8orratb bon Nderbauge.
rdtbsn gu nieorigen preiien an 9anb.
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B6r Bel ben @ebr. @riber,
246 Commerce SiraEe, finbet man cine
por3tgli9e Nuspahl bon Sumelen afer
Nrt, Diomonten, ubren. Silber'W aa'
ren &c. 3u mdBisen Preifen.
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MAX GIPPRICH,
mu{tf Sebrer

Grtteilt llnterridt in Iioline unb anberen
Sirei6infrumeutsn, iopie in ben biberlen
8las. S~ntrumenteu. Derislbe bat Elm neues
Sr9efer sssriinoet, tpelGes allen Gnfprii&en bes
mufiilisbenben Vublifams gu s~enisen I'm
Stdnbe III.
~ 1efellunsen bittet man in o ogsan's
Nuftt Store Ober au fin Strabe
500 abtueeben. s,l0,2W
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maberid's @anf beforst @eIbien.
bungen nod allen 9bsilen Deuti1lanbs
ms Saus obseliefert gu bi0iseren &aien
ais bic poioffee.
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Weg nit benz @erduiper, Sc.
f9noufe unb @efpeil Braude lieber
Or. sage's .Catarrh Remedy" (Ras
tarrbsDeilmittel.)
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~ Sd babe 1000 @Orb trodenes
poft Oot unb 8lod Sad Brennbol3
aum Nerfauf. Wer iir ben Winkrs
8orrntb einlegen min, fam BON mir su
duBelt biQigen Raten %faufen:
SIR 2anba,
210 Weffeite bes Militarp pla3a.
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paT @ebr. Griber finb prattis
f6e ubrmader, @rabeure uno @oIbars
better unb tbun alle ibre Nrbeit ielbit.
Sebhalb tpirb ieber ni1t nur auis bette
unb prompt, ionbern aud gu mdBigen
preiIen beeient.
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Die alten unb bielfaden Or. Mus
gut R6nigs hamburger 5amilien Mes
eisinen erfreuen f6 nod immsr GROCER
8eliebtbeit.
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BsF @arotan & Qtng's 10
unb Is @enis Steaks f6nnen in Ter
@tabt ni9t iib~ertroffen tperbeu.
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@- @ebr. @riber balten elm
.ppntdnoiges uno getudbltes Gdger bon
Suwelen, @oIbs unb SilbersW aaren.
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~ q. 5. 9ofbeinssi ebt Buds
Brilliant 0efen gum 8eriu9 auf fini
Wo@en.
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9as 6ausmittel ionoer @leideu

~0"r Y~Ju"ptAAtet tuuuCI WletuJeN-
so babe Gimmons eiber MeauIator
tango SABRE binburh gebraudt unb GO 1T
eas etnsi8t SauSmittel gepefen, beTen mir
une beoienfen. Auh meine SHUTTER mar
febt eineenommen fir bie8 NeitteI. &c 1T
zine 5aberldiise, hell ii9er pirtenbe Wle.
bitin bel allen @t6rungea beS 8erbauunes.
fbRents unb fein pauptmertb befebt 6a.
rim, 3rantbetten 3u berbtns
BERN. Sd pfege eS allen meinen Greun.
ben 30 tmpfebIen unb iuerbe aud in 8u.
funft fcrtfabreh, bies gu ttun."
&ep. Somes Sd. Hp1tn8,
Qnfor an Der SibI. Metbobiffentir@e in
GairfeIb, 30.
Wan fpart 3eit nnb Doctor Hednnn.
s-Aeu, weln a INNER Simmons Liver
Regulator i'm 0auie fihrt.
sd inbe, bab SIMMONS LIVER RI.
GULAToR bas bette GauiIieamittel il,
0egen Qeibsn aIer Ntt, ME 8erbaus
nngtf9pdAe, RoItL Diarrboe,
Sobbrennen uub @aIIi9teit.
8on allen bieien 2eiben berfdaft her &c.
BET NesuIator f@neae nnb 5iAere abbnlfe.
Menu i'd lebr fubfontieu au Abenb &c.
9eien babe, pfleee Id Dor BEN 3ubeite.
gebeu eineu EbeeIofel . on be6elben au mir
ID nebmen un6 i'd Bleibe bana bon ieoem
0tfibI beS lnbebaaens befreit.~
Srib y. Sparfs,
Ct Mabor Dor Maeon, ga.
D6-Dsr ein3i8e ddte Sober Resulatc,
trdst nniere 9anbeIsmarte ~ born auf
benz 1lmf9Ias.
j. II. Zeilin & Co.
~aIeiuise eisentbimer, EtiIabelpbia, pa.
Yreis $1.0O.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-21
TOPICS OF THE TIMES.

THE jamestown Capital, Pierre Signal
and perhaps one or two other recognized
Democratic papers, still profess to be
unhappy as their minds rest upon the
incumbent of the executive chair. In
their emotional turbulence they fail to
define precisely the cause of their grief
further than to intimate that the gov
ernor has romantic scheme to build up
a new Democracy with himself at the
head, and sort of Mugwump rear
guard. In their disappointment over
certain, to them, grievous mistakes in
filling Oleaginous holes, they evidently
interpret too freely. 1t is doubt
full if anywhere there can be
found 10000 Democrats less inclined to
follow individual leadership than in
Dakota. They do their own thinking,
and good deal of it, and when they
meet in convention, express themselves
quite freely. 1t would be the height of
abSurdity for a new man, almost a
stranger, topropose to do their thinking
for them, and give retired seats to the
veteran, trusted leaders who had been
with them when the lOaves and fishes
all went to the other fellows. There is
little ground in the acts or utterances
of Gov. CHURCH for the theory that
he has any designs not in accord with
the sentiment of that party. He may
have thought the success of his admin
istration would be promoted by muz-
cling some of the leading Republican
journals, and there is natural soreness
when this is at the expense of staunch
Democratic sheets that need all the ben
eft possible from official recognition.
The fact that the territory is largely Re-
publican and the governor somewhat in
the hands of a legislature politically OPP
posed, may seem to him good reason
for his course in this respect, but in the
view of working Democrats it is not the
most effective way to build up the party.
Nor are rancorous- attacks upon him
prOmotive of that end. The last test at
the polls shows that the party is grow
ing with more than Dakota rapidity,
and it only needs harmony and wise
counSels to make it a hopeful competitor
for control in the territory. Little ex-
hibitions of internal friction should not
be taken as indications of chronic dis
temper or weakness.
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livery stables, / creamery, several car
penter shops, etc. The newspapers are
the Grant County Review independent
Democratic), established in August,
1880, and the Milbank Index (Repub-
lican), established in April, 1885.
The religious denominations repre-.
scented are the Congregational, MethOd::l
ist, Catholic, Episcopal, German and',
Scandinavian, and the church edifices'
of the first two are among the very
finest in the territory.
The steam Touring mill is fitted out
with the very latest improved roller pro-
cess, and has capacity of 200 barrels
per day.
The stock interests of Grant county
are developing rapidly, and already may,
be- found in this immediate vicinity fulIS
blood registered Clydesdales, and fullE
blood registered Aberdeen Angus cows
recently imported by Shaw & Glenn,
who have opened up magnificent stock
farm of 212 acres, adjoining the city and
close to the lake.
Milbank has never made any attempt
to boom itself, and its growth has beenF
of that steady, substantial, prosperous
character that has resulted in making
real estate investments of the most
highly desirable nature.
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The Self-Destruction of Two Men al
Mandan Gives Rise to Some In
teresting Speculation.
An Ambitious Young Man Whose Sue.
cess Had Been Indifferent Closes
His Career Forthwith,
Leaving a Concise Statement Of His Rea.
sons for Taking Leap Into
the Hereafter.
Many Things About the Supposed Sui.
eide of William Cannon En-
tirely Unexplainable.

Special Correspondence of the Globe.
MANDAN, Oak, May 19.-''Iskife in
Dakota so dreary and so unsatisfactory
that your people are committing sui
cide?', asked a gentleman to-day of the
writer as he read in a local paper no
tees of two men who in this immediate
locality had quite recently committed
self destruction. The one unfortunate
was NJ. j. Mahon, of this city, who a
few days ago cut his throat with razor
and fired revolver shot into his brain.
He was not drinking man, although
until a few months ago he kept saloon,
but he had got into financial straits,
and notwithstanding the fact that he
had family to which he was very
| much attached, he was tired of life.
Dakota is full to overlooking with men
who have left the East because they be-
came financial wrecks there. Gather
ing around them the struggling ends of
blasted fortunes, they have come to
Dakota. They are now running
hotels, stores, restaurants, and in many
eases, although their chances of success
are good, they are making another
| grand fizzle. Side lby side with these
men are others, young men-whO come
to the great territory without means but
with plenty of activity and heaps of
ambition. They were lacking in eX-
perience when they first landed here,
but this they acquired in due course.
Some of these young men have devel-
oped marked ability in their work of
| conducting business successfully and
| honestly on minimum of capital,
others have met with but Indifferent
success. NJ. J. Mahon was one of the
lattet class. He was ambitious In the
! early days of 1882 when the Northern
! Pacific was being constructed
the restaurant and saloon bust
ness was good. The visitor
to Maudan would be met at the depot
by several solicitors for hotel business,
and among them would be M. j. Mahon,
an alderman of the city. He was good
deal of politician in those days. AL
ways hard at work, never the worse for
liquor, and yet
| PROUD AND SELF-OPINIONATED,
he made good many enemies, and at
| last he had to drop out of politics after
suffering couple of ignOminious de-